July 4, 1888 (4 pages)

ees aie ISSansssses pSSLesssss i . ioe —— aaa = _THE DAILY r RANSCRIPT. VOL. LVI.=No. 8964, NEVADA OITY. CAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING, J a ae t Established Sent, 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & (0. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY . & —-BY—_ BROWN & CALKINS. S. CALKINS N, P, Brown Edltor, Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 82 Commercial st., Nevada City, Cal. : TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; One Year. 00 Six Months . yy 00 Three Months.., 130 Per Week by Carrier 15 Agents for the Daily Transoript. PelmerA Mey.:..2. 36 New York G. P, Rowell & Co New York 8. R. Niles.. . oe ee gy os ORUOR N. W. Ayer & Co .,.Philadelphia Palmer & Rey. Portland, Oregon » H, Bates & Co. ---+«: New York Dauchy & Co.. ‘ -,.-New York Williams &Co.0.0020000202. Lendon, Eng DON @ U0) tse ee Chieago L, P. Fisher San Francisco E.C. Dake. ;. John C. Dewey &Co. dtinson & Co . Truck French Corral North Bloomfield . Graniteville _Downleville CITIZENS BANK, Broad. 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He . ‘ sto he and remarked to his friend: ‘ll bet $4 that—that duffer will nod his hat off in minutes,” The other refused the risk as unduly and the two watched the coachman for a few moments, and were on again, when Mr. hazardous, about to walk BY DR. KARL MERZ. uickl ew has so come into as Merz? iano Method. he kind yet written. nely illustrated and strongly bound. rep up wi ine this new work, which is YET THOROUGH AND COMPLETE. We want Every Music Teacher Who reads this advertisement to write tou using the hook. It will pay te into the matter. Althou TWO EDITIONS ARE PUBLISHED. Fingering. copy of this new work, with the privilege o returning if not what they want, Our larg Catalogue of 000 Musical Publication gent free on application. Teachers should write to us for terms and discounts, S. 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Men who have been fidiilging in too . much Pleasant Valley mixtures. Men who hum all the way. Men who want to car, ig there. _ ~ Women who flirt with the wrong fellow. the driver in the back or ductor in the stomach. The stout, lady who; when the car lurches, subsides in one’s lap. The shrill-voiced female, The mother, of six who brings the whole ‘six along, The lad rope for. or’s gg gh 80 or ears le’ 7 The loud girl. The stalwart she: Naar ZeNr Sees as j © gitl who looks at you too hard. one girl who won't look at you: at the other y MAOKAY AND THE OOAGHMANR. ' os A acer Practical loke, at a C A handsome closed monogram uare, he. coats of the Oy The effect tress had got into the carriage without detecting his criminal sleepiness. Then he turned his head slightly to her _ grief,” cadena Aah emeameetneeerad i The People Not Wanted on: Street Cars, Men who sxoke bad cigars on the front platform. Men who ¢ cars are crow Men who chew and expectorate in the cars. Peddlers who fill the cara with thei: wares and smell badly. Men who whistlo, The stareful dude. The awful masher, Men who talk bo loudly that no one be heard by his their finger-nails in uvéniles who insist on’ skylarking. who, on muddy days, know whore the going to and when they get he girl who hangs on to him al) T. the way. The bundle woman. The lady who has just been doing & little shopping and store, Giggling girla. The witbeall bought out the @ um! fiend who always pokes he’ conwho will mistake the bell 6 ‘satrap. he woman who at every street eorner asks where she is to get out, The gum-eatin 3 The women who, after stopping . th cor, only take five kiss Bay The old yo rl. The young ‘old gt 1. The musical enthusiast, The s The girl who br deg the conduct. t he girl. minutes to ‘ood-by, ; e-struck girl. has no eyes © women who it. who challengés + pemenere Some Uses for Congressmen, The life of a Congr tan] ~ altogether happy eae, judcing then ve y Ay Gn a 40, the Waohinntonr Peet G/U. FENOHEL, Foreman of the yard. member Pa, be sone was ‘don rd if his constituents rene to him, hort * He had -just received @ letter fro 7 woman in his district, saying that. her husband had left her seven years A census ofce ontien Raproedl etimant Another, ° 8 fellow-citizen, ed. . to write to the American minister at Ri F im queen b 2B: Ww ; d seer brougham, with upon. the anels and the silver. : mountings glisbefore Union ll bay horses h, the silvertrappings shone bright€ about the equipage was as it should be, except the coachman. Not that the coachman was less ‘legant in appearance than the carriages The proportions of his his great coat his tall silk uteur that beand kings, he Y. upon his box and every other minute his chin sank into the There were no other earriages noar and the sleepy. coachman’s head bobbed up and. down. Destiny had arranged that at this juncture of affairs should be passing thro with a friend on his the afternoon performance of “Evangeline” at the Fo tre. ; ; The comedian entertains a lofty conho cannot stay up hts in succession and remain and, therefore, t of the nodding ohn A, Mackay ugh Union Square way to dress for ourteenth Street thealess than eight . ackay was. suddenly seized with an inspiration, @ bade his friend go on and wait for before the next show window: Then he stepped up to the side of the opened the door softly and then slammed it shut again, r upon the coachman was electrical. ne went his chin into the i8 features could be detected the relief he felt that his misMr. in conversation with , Baid at, and Home,’ turned about and rolled swiftly observed rons’ thelr legs when the a, — years, and have found that, as a rem Chicago, Ill, writes: bronchial and pulmonary affections,” What’s the Matter?. wv. 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-No air, and in pepcher or epigno student who wishes to the times should failtoexam-: . yecelye his directions, and observ: Mackay apparent! the occupant of the carriage. j The comedian addressed a few polite remarks to the empty earri ‘‘Good afternoon,” raiged his then turned to the coachman, “ he sald, and the broughman majestically up to town, A momént latér a seal-skin clad lady store, followed by a orter carrying half a dozen bundles. ,Walked. to .the.curbstone and Jooked “street, turnéd” grily Back to thé store, ‘Far be it from me to intrude upon the sanctity of : Mr. Mackay, softly, and with his friend he walked down Fourteenth street York. Sun. SIMPLE,PROGRESSIVE AND PRACTICAL, Kart Merz’ Piano Method is thé cowning success of this well known author, and is rapidly taking the place of all other instruction books for this favorite instrument, at once for full descriptive circular of this « at work, containing also Thany testimonidis from well known teachers who are nated took containing more matter than any other Piano Method how bef itis gold at the same price askex ope be ae inferior merads. “ Price $3 00, by mail, pest paid. . emerged from the One with American and One with Foreign Teachers are invited to send fora sample e B ] else can hope to . nel mpOr. ae : -Men who sit’ sidewise when le are looking for seats, sche ~-Men who crowd the platform so that people are squeezed nearly to death. in getting on or ‘off. thie cars, . Men who pick their teeth in public, Men who clean public, : (:) Boys who eat peanuts. The small bo insists on kneeling on the seats. Squalling babies. Men who have been fidiilging in too . much Pleasant Valley mixtures. Men who hum all the way. Men who want to car, ig there. _ ~ Women who flirt with the wrong fellow. the driver in the back or ductor in the stomach. The stout, lady who; when the car lurches, subsides in one’s lap. The shrill-voiced female, The mother, of six who brings the whole ‘six along, The lad rope for. or’s gg gh 80 or ears le’ 7 The loud girl. The stalwart she: Naar ZeNr Sees as j © gitl who looks at you too hard. one girl who won't look at you: at the other y MAOKAY AND THE OOAGHMANR. ' os A acer Practical loke, at a C A handsome closed monogram uare, he. coats of the Oy The effect tress had got into the carriage without detecting his criminal sleepiness. Then he turned his head slightly to her _ grief,” cadena Aah emeameetneeerad i The People Not Wanted on: Street Cars, Men who sxoke bad cigars on the front platform. Men who ¢ cars are crow Men who chew and expectorate in the cars. Peddlers who fill the cara with thei: wares and smell badly. Men who whistlo, The stareful dude. The awful masher, Men who talk bo loudly that no one be heard by his their finger-nails in uvéniles who insist on’ skylarking. who, on muddy days, know whore the going to and when they get he girl who hangs on to him al) T. the way. The bundle woman. The lady who has just been doing & little shopping and store, Giggling girla. The witbeall bought out the @ um! fiend who always pokes he’ conwho will mistake the bell 6 ‘satrap. he woman who at every street eorner asks where she is to get out, The gum-eatin 3 The women who, after stopping . th cor, only take five kiss Bay The old yo rl. The young ‘old gt 1. The musical enthusiast, The s The girl who br deg the conduct. t he girl. minutes to ‘ood-by, ; e-struck girl. has no eyes © women who it. who challengés + pemenere Some Uses for Congressmen, The life of a Congr tan] ~ altogether happy eae, judcing then ve y Ay Gn a 40, the Waohinntonr Peet G/U. FENOHEL, Foreman of the yard. member Pa, be sone was ‘don rd if his constituents rene to him, hort * He had -just received @ letter fro 7 woman in his district, saying that. her husband had left her seven years A census ofce ontien Raproedl etimant Another, ° 8 fellow-citizen, ed. . to write to the American minister at Ri F im queen b 2B: Ww ; d seer brougham, with upon. the anels and the silver. : mountings glisbefore Union ll bay horses h, the silvertrappings shone bright€ about the equipage was as it should be, except the coachman. Not that the coachman was less ‘legant in appearance than the carriages The proportions of his his great coat his tall silk uteur that beand kings, he Y. upon his box and every other minute his chin sank into the There were no other earriages noar and the sleepy. coachman’s head bobbed up and. down. Destiny had arranged that at this juncture of affairs should be passing thro with a friend on his the afternoon performance of “Evangeline” at the Fo tre. ; ; The comedian entertains a lofty conho cannot stay up hts in succession and remain and, therefore, t of the nodding ohn A, Mackay ugh Union Square way to dress for ourteenth Street thealess than eight . ackay was. suddenly seized with an inspiration, @ bade his friend go on and wait for before the next show window: Then he stepped up to the side of the opened the door softly and then slammed it shut again, r upon the coachman was electrical. ne went his chin into the i8 features could be detected the relief he felt that his misMr. in conversation with , Baid at, and Home,’ turned about and rolled swiftly observed rons’ thelr legs when the a, — years, and have found that, as a rem Chicago, Ill, writes: bronchial and pulmonary affections,” What’s the Matter?. wv. 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